The prosperity gospel is a modern idol—reshaping God into a giver of health, wealth, and success rather than the holy, jealous God of Scripture. It turns worship into a transaction. Exodus 20:4-6 calls us back to worshiping God as He truly is—finding our joy and security in Christ alone....
Before God says “You shall,” He says “I am.” Obedience isn’t the price of redemption—it’s the fruit of being loved. The way we worship reveals what we really think of God. If we know His voice and His character, we know we have been saved to worship, and our obedience becomes grateful and joyful. ...
At New Life Church, we say "See You Later" at our farewells. The reason behind this is that we are not saying goodbye forever; rather, we are saying farewell until we see you again. Hopefully, we will see each other again on this earth in another geographical place, and if we don’t, we will see each other again in heaven because of our bonds in Christ. ...
Luck, by its very definition, means success or failure brought by chance rather than through one's own actions. The concept of Luck is not biblical. Believing in luck is essentially a belief that something other than God has the power to affect our lives. The Bible teaches that God is sovereign and in control....
God didn’t set Israel free from slavery to Pharaoh so that they could invent their own identities and design their own lifestyles. No, he set them free so that they would belong to him. The exodus was a transfer of ownership, from one master to another. Exodus will remind Christians that God sent Jesus to save us from our slavery to sin so that we will be free to worship God. ...
We are called to be a distinct people in the midst of the world (in all of life), shaped by the truths of the gospel! In this series we will explore how we are to live the Christian life in everyday circumstances. ...
Pray with us that God will give us the grace to give faithfully, cheerfully, and sacrificially for the cause of Missions so we will be more fruitful and effective in making Jesus known for the joy of all peoples....
Ephesians is a powerhouse letter. It has gospel. It has mission. It has clear instructions for the Christian life. This letter calls believers to walk in hope, love, holiness, and wisdom within our local church congregation and to live victoriously in a broken world. ...
Every Sunday the church gathers, we remember and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. We need to remind ourselves that the Bible’s command to gather is not burdensome. It’s for our good, our faith, our love, and our joy....
This sermon series on 5 Solas of the Reformation, will remind us of the foundation of the evangelical faith. These five slogans, capture well the points of emphasis of the Reformers preaching and teaching. It was a teaching that rocked the world and brought consequences far beyond what they could have imagined. Most importantly, it was a recovery of the gospel. ...
The prosperity gospel is a modern idol—reshaping God into a giver of health, wealth, and success rather than the holy, jealous God of Scripture. It turns worship into a transaction. Exodus 20:4-6 calls us back to worshiping God as He truly is—finding our joy and security in Christ alone....
Keep Reading Before God says “You shall,” He says “I am.” Obedience isn’t the price of redemption—it’s the fruit of being loved. The way we worship reveals what we really think of God. If we know His voice and His character, we know we have been saved to worship, and our obedience becomes grateful and joyful. ...
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